Ch2 - Introduction to Financail Statements Flashcards

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Accounting equation, also called balance sheet equation is:

A

Assets - Liabilities = Equity (net worth or also net assets)
or
Assets = Liabilities + Equity

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What are assets?

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Assets are what the entity owns. Assets are the resources controlled by the company (as a result of past events) from which future economic benefits are expected to flow to the company.

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List main categories of assets.

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  1. Intangible assets (non-current assets)
  2. Tangible assets (non-current assets)
  3. Financial assets, including accounts receivables and cash (current and non-current assets)
  4. Inventories (current assets)
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List three key elements of the income statement.

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  1. Revenues
  2. Expenses
  3. Net income
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What can retained earnings be used for?

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  1. Distribution to the owners.
  2. Offsetting a loss.
  3. Increasing share capital.
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Three major types of analyses of financial statements are:

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  1. Trend analysis
  2. Ratio analysis
  3. Common-size analysis
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Why profit (net income) at the end of period is not equal to cash at the end of period?

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Profit (net income) is different from cash due to the accrual rules of recognition that separate the recognition of a transaction from its settlement in cash.

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